If you actually read the article carefully, we don't know when the first case was reported in the nursing home. The 21st, the day you're talking about, was when the outbreak started at the county level.

"The outbreak at The Commons on St. Anthony in Auburn started Dec. 21 as a wave of post-Thanksgiving Covid-19 cases began hitting the county, said Julie Sheedy, an official of Loretto which operates the 300-bed nursing home. ... There have been 3,650 confirmed Covid-19 cases in Cayuga since the pandemic began. Nearly half of those cases have been reported since Dec. 21."

Exactly. The article, imo, deceptively leads with the outbreak starting at the nursing home "as a wave of post-Thanksgiving Covid-19 cases began hitting the county" on Dec. 21.

The outbreak started on the 21st in the COUNTY. We don't know when the first cases were reported at the NURSING HOME, but from a quick reading, you would have thought it was the 21st.

Yeah, I was following that one pretty closely. RIP Ashli.

Thanks. Just wanna make sure we're working with the same material. Appreciate it.

Can you supply these two if possible:

"there's a video of capitol police opening the gates and letting antifa in"

"there's a video of an antifa admitting he was paid to be there."

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Okay. And if the state legislatures pick the electors, how does that procedure go? Is it just in their respective House of Representatives or also the Senate? And is it simply a greater than 50% vote?

I know that all the states have GOP majority, but I'm wondering what would happen if a few legislators get cold feet.